PPT-The Martyrdom of

Nadezhda Kurchenko Murder of an Aeroflot Stewardess and Cold War Displacement   Steven E Harris University of Mary Washington sharris umwedu   Displacement and the Cold War Slavic Department University of Zürich. Westminster University, Harrow, 030408 I. Introduction Are there ideas worth dying for? Do you convictions worth it to you to make the ultimate sacrifice? Martin Luther King once said, "A man who won seem imminent to those in the midst of persecution; the disciple needs to be reminded that so is victory. The victory is not, however, as some might suppose, the punishment and destruction of the wick Persecution of Christians. Questions to be addressed in this chapter. Why were Christians persecuted in the early centuries after Christ?. How did Christians understand martyrdom?. How did the doctrine of the Church develop in response to the problem of apostasy?. How Repertoires Evolve more likely than invention. These propositions imply the existence of a limited repertoire of tactics within any given social space. Over time, of course, the repertoire evolves Martyrdom, Asceticism and Monasticism. 1. Martyrdom. According to Origen and Tertullian:. “ The life of the Christian ought to be a preparation for martyrdom”.. 2. Martyrdom, cont.. Origen differentiates between two types of martyrdom:. Empire . : The Case of . Vibia. Perpetua. Molly . Mazuk. Advisor: Dr. David . Finkelman. St. Mary’s Project. Overview. Literature Review. Review of past research. In-depth psychological examination of Christian martyrs. th. Pope. Martyrdom in Christianity. Monasticism (Sts. Antonius & Pula). Church History-3d. Century. 1. St. Peter the Seal of Martyrs. 17. th. Pope of Alexandria. 2. St. Peter the Seal of Martyrs. Persecution of Christians. Questions to be addressed in this chapter. Why were Christians persecuted in the early centuries after Christ?. How did Christians understand martyrdom?. How did the doctrine of the Church develop in response to the problem of apostasy?. Détente.  . Steven E. Harris. University of Mary Washington. sharris@. umw.edu.  . Nadezhda. . Kurchenko. (1950-1970). The Hagiographies of . Nadezhda. . Kurchenko. Nikitin. , P., ed. . Nadezhda. ~. Lesson 22. Student Readings:. • Doctrine and Covenants 135:1–7; 136:36–39.. • Thomas S. Monson, “The Prophet Joseph Smith: Teacher by Example,” . Ensign,. Nov. 2005.. Influences that brought about the death of the Prophet:. , 1844. Doctrine & Covenants: 5 & 6. . . Doctrine & Covenants 5:22 and 6:29-30. The Lord hinted at martyrdom in both of these sections. . Hyrum Smith would take Oliver’s place. . Oliver should have gone with Joseph sealing his exaltation, but it was Hyrum who replaced him.. , 1844. Doctrine & Covenants: 5 & 6. . . Doctrine & Covenants 5:22 and 6:29-30. The Lord hinted at martyrdom in both of these sections. . Hyrum Smith would take Oliver’s place. . Oliver should have gone with Joseph sealing his exaltation, but it was Hyrum who replaced him.. Questions to be addressed in this chapter. Why were Christians persecuted in the early centuries after Christ?. How did Christians understand martyrdom?. How did the doctrine of the Church develop in response to the problem of apostasy?. Coptic Cultural Trauma Between Martyrdom and Rights. Miray Philips, PhD Candidate, Sociology, University of Minnesota. Who are the Copts?. Coptic Christians are the largest Christian group in the Middle East, and the largest ethno-religious group in Egypt. Copts make up 10% (10 million) of the Egyptian population, and the majority adhere to the Orthodox tradition..